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Mische is stepping away from politics for a new job as executive director of Spare Key, a Bloomington-based nonprofit that helps families with sick children who are facing financial stress by making a mortgage payment for them. Mische has worked in...
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What Works' Conference - Happy Valentine's Day! - China's president-in-waiting visits Obama, Pentagon - Romney super PAC buys big -- Ambinder to GQ -- Bloomberg, Raddatz, Bernstein b'days
The Politico
GPS, American Action Network Host Discussion on Excess of Executive Power : How Does the Executive Branch's Abuse of Power Threaten Our Economy? The event will also include two panel discussions. Steven J. Law, President of Crossroads GPS and former...
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EAGAN, MN - FEBRUARY 1: Former U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman (R-MN) speaks during a rally for Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney at Freightmasters February 1, 2012 in Eagan, Minnesota. Romney won the Florida primary... View Photo »
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So is it a continuum? Is it an ebb and flow? Or is it — from a little different perspective — a fundamental paradigm shift in the way American elections are conducted? Because I feel it’s a little of that too, even though it’s an ebb and flow, because the level of coordination that outside groups can do...
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As a U.S. Senator from Illinois, Obama was one of three senators who in Feb. 2007, along with Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) and then Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), sponsored their own version of offshore banking legislation. A senio r official of the NRSC,...
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Colorado and Minnesota are states he won easily in 2008. In Minnesota, where he had robust party establishment backing from former Gov. Tim Pawlenty and former Sen. Norm Coleman, he finished third, with less than 20 percent of the vote. Turnout...
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His poor showing also was a political black eye for former Gov. Tim Pawlenty, Romney's national co-chairman who failed to deliver his homestate Republicans. It also may dampen the influence of former U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman, House Speaker Kurt Zellers...
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You can do that, not coordinate with the parties. Today, that’s not as much of an issue: everything is out there anyway, all you have to do is look on a website ... You kind of know what races are important. You don’t even need to talk to anyone today, it’s all out there.
– Norm Coleman SOURCE: Talking Points Memo -
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Minnesota is ground zero for Romney rebuke--Texas to push back primary--Turnout down from 2008 again--Conservative pundits: last night was Romneycare referendum--Obama takes lead in Virginia
The Politico
He lost all 87 counties despite visiting last week, sending targeted mailers and having ads on the air from his Super PAC. Conservative activists, who hold disproportionate influence at the lower-turnout caucuses, soundly rejected the choice of Tim...
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The Daily Digest (Santorum sweeps, Paul finishes second in MN, Walz says GOP working to weaken STOCK Act)
MPR | Minnesota Public Radio
That said, it is my impression the bill still has not identified all the “revenue sources” … but opening ANWR is included … gosh, remember when Norm Coleman voted against drilling in ANWR … does anyone think the Senate has changed enough to pass...
About Norm Coleman
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Norman Bertram "Norm" Coleman Jr. (born August 17, 1949) is a U.S. politician and former U.S. Senator from Minnesota pending the outcome of litigation to resolve the recount of the 2008 election. Coleman was elected in 2002 for his first term, serving in the 108th, 109th, and 110th congresses. He also served as the mayor of Saint Paul,... Full Article
